Aruba Family Hotel Reviews

Slides, Kids Club, and a Few Caveats: Riu Palace Aruba Reviewed

The children's pool at Riu Palace Aruba comes with water slides and a separate infant wading area — an unusually complete setup for younger kids on a beach that otherwise caters to…

Kids Eat Free and the Club Takes 4-Year-Olds: Holiday Inn Resort Aruba

The Kids Club at Holiday Inn Resort Aruba takes children from age 4, offering a structured daily program of crafts, games, and mini-golf — plus a dining perk that parents of younge…

Full Kitchens at Palm Beach: The Mill Resort Aruba Reviewed

Suite-style rooms with full kitchens are the practical core of what The Mill Resort & Suites Aruba offers families — and at a three-star property steps from Palm Beach, that combin…

Aruba Without a Kids' Club: Manchebo Beach Resort Reviewed

Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa earns its place on a short list for one specific reason: it runs junior naturalist and art programs rooted in Aruban ecology and culture — a genuine poi…

Barceló Aruba: Strong Kids Club, Real All-Inclusive Caveats

The kids club at Barceló Aruba takes children from age 4 through 12 — a supervised, structured program that gives parents genuine stretches of beach time while elementary-age kids …

Four Pools and a 150-Foot Waterslide: Eagle Aruba Resort Reviewed

The four-pool setup at Eagle Aruba Resort & Casino — including a 150-foot waterslide, a separate kiddie splash area, a waterfall pool, and an adults-only option — is the clearest s…

Aruba's Tallest Resort Waterslide — and the Real Cost of Staying at Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort

Camp Hyatt Watapana — the resort's dedicated kids' club for ages 4–12 — and Aruba's tallest resort waterslide are two features that set the Hyatt Regency Aruba apart from comparabl…

Full Kitchens on Palm Beach: Divi Aruba Phoenix Resort Reviewed

All-suite layouts with full kitchens and direct Palm Beach frontage make the Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort a practical, well-positioned choice for families with elementary-age ch…

Eagle Beach, Full Kitchens, No Kids Club: Costa Linda Reviewed

A pirate ship playground sits directly on Eagle Beach — one of Aruba's most uncrowded stretches of white sand — and that detail captures something true about Costa Linda Beach Reso…

Eagle Beach Access, No Kids Club: Amsterdam Manor Reviewed

Eagle Beach sits right outside Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort's front door — almost. The caveat matters: the beach is across a quiet road, not accessed by stepping directly off resor…

Villas, a Lazy River, and a Kids Club: Marriott's Aruba Surf Club Reviewed

The lazy river is the first thing families mention about Marriott's Aruba Surf Club — and also the first thing to temper expectations about. The resort earns its Family First ratin…

No Resort, No Problem: Bubali Villas Aruba for Families

Bubali Villas runs on a different logic from Aruba's all-inclusive resorts: no restaurants, no kids club, no entertainment program — just spacious, self-contained villas with full …

Aruba Beach Club: A Self-Catering Base for Young Families

Self-catering is the real story at Aruba Beach Club: studios and suites come with kitchenettes or full kitchens, separate living areas, and patios or balconies, which makes this a …

Kids Stay Free and Water Sports Are In: Tamarijn Aruba Reviewed

Kids 12 and under stay and eat free at Tamarijn Aruba — and that policy, combined with direct beachfront access on Druif Beach and an all-inclusive structure that covers non-motori…

Kids Club, Casino, and Palm Beach: Aruba Marriott Reviewed

The Bon Bini Kids Club — structured programming for ages 5–12, babysitting available, a family pool with a waterfall, and direct frontage on Palm Beach — makes the Aruba Marriott R…

Calm Beach, Real Kids Club: The Ritz-Carlton Aruba Reviewed

Palm Beach's calm, shallow water does a lot of the heavy lifting for families at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba — but what actually sets this property apart is the combination of a struct…